2026-01-16
•3 min read
magic
monsters and myths
Baba Yaga: The Iron Nose
She is the Grandmother of the Forest. She travels in a mortar, steers with a pestle, and lives in a house that walks on chicken legs. She is not evil, but she is certainly not safe.
slavic-mythologywitchesforest-spirits+2
monsters and myths
Djinn: The Smokeless Fire
Long before humans were forged from clay, the Djinn were born of smokeless fire. They are not demons, but a parallel civilization sharing our world. They are unseen, powerful, and dangerous.
2026-01-16
•2 min read
arabian-mythologyspiritsfire-spirits+3
monsters and myths
The Fae: The Good Neighbors
They are beautiful, they are terrible, and they are not to be trusted. The Fae are the original inhabitants of the world, living just beyond the veil of our perception.
2026-01-16
•2 min read
celtic-folklorefair-folksidhe+3
monsters and myths
Ifrit: The Spirit of Smokeless Fire
They are the rebellious lords of the Djinn. Born of fire, immense in power, and unbound by the rules of mortals. An Ifrit does not grant wishes—it grants consequences.
2026-01-16
•2 min read
arabian-mythologydjinnfire-spirits+2
monsters and myths
Kanaloa: The Deep Ocean
He is the ocean itself—the dark, crushing depths where light cannot reach. Kanaloa is the eye of the squid, the hum of the whale, and the magic of the underworld.
2026-01-16
•2 min read
hawaiian-mythologyocean-godssquid+2
monsters and myths
Leprechaun: The Solitary Faerie
He is not a friendly little man. He is a master shoemaker, a hoarder of gold, and a trickster who will use every ounce of his magic to keep you away from his treasure.
2026-01-16
•2 min read
irish-folklorefaeriestricksters+2
monsters and myths
The Enchanting World of Gnomes: From Ancient Lore to Modern Culture
From earth-dwelling protectors to whimsical garden icons, discover how gnomes evolved through folklore, alchemy, and modern storytelling.
2023-12-11
•5 min read
earth-creaturesguardiansmischievous-beings+1